Sentence examples for dominated equally from inspiring English sources

Klee was born in 1879 in Bern, Switzerland, and his upbringing and early adulthood were dominated equally by art and music.

The main room is a great vaulted space, dominated equally by a long dark-wood bar, a tall crossbeamed ceiling that mimics the pitch of the roof, and a fireplace you could roast a boar in.

Now that the company has grown to 20 people, the entrepreneurial and management sides of Milner's character must dominate equally, and only a very small part of his scientist personality remains.

He was equally dominating as a stallion, siring 102 stakes winners -- including 1984 Kentucky Derby winner, Swale, and the 1992 Horse of the Year, A. P. Indy.

However, although dominating was equally popular in the disagreement situation among 3-year-olds in all three countries, strategies varied in the competition for resources situation, implying that by age 3 cultural differences are already present.

The results show that Newmark displacement (as a variable in which triggering factors are embedded) and lithology (as a primary environmental factor) equally dominated the regional formation and distribution of landslides induced by the Wenchuan earthquake in the study area.

And Dietz Marchant's "Jamais Vu" was equally dominated by the fabulous silvery stuff that its four dancers threw around, creating mesmerizing sparkling arcs overhead.

Sets of non-dominated (equally good) Pareto solutions are obtained for the problems studied.

This possibility is strengthened by our observation that in cases where two homoeoloci equally dominate total gene expression, dominance of A and B homoeoloci is less likely than dominance of A and D or B and D homoeoloci.

Diffusive and convective transport of glucose within the catalyst layer equally dominates at low current density, but only convective transport of glucose dominates at higher current density.

Two equally dominating companies, although in completely different business hemispheres, teaming up to make some really attractive and obviously immediately recognizable graphics.